C09979989 / invoice 10000

Species:CANINE
Breed:American Staffordshire Terrier
Age (years):11
Diagnosis or signs:Lump removal
Consult notes
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<p>Hx: Fasted overnight <br>Declined PreGA bloods.<br><br>Premed: ACP 0.2ml and Methadone 0.65ml <br>0.9% NaCl IVFT @5ml/kg/hr<br>Induction: Diazepan 1.1ml and Ketamine 1.1ml IV<br>ETT 7.5 cuffed<br>Maintained on Iso 2% and Oxygen 2L/min<br><br>Lump:<br>approx 2cm pedunculated lump located on ventral abdominal area. tip of cutaneous lump looks ulcerated.<br>lump is excised at the base with 2cm margins, and closed in 2 layers using PDS 3-0. sq layer closed with simple continuous, skin closed with cruciate sutures<br><br>Carprofen 1.70ml SC. <br>Amoxyclav ml SC. <br><br>TGH with Carprofen and Amoxyclav starting tomorrow.<br><br>E- collar:   cm<br>Plan: S/R 10 days<br>O declined Histopathology<br><br></p>
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Animal clinical history (3 most recent)

2026-02-24T00:00:00Z 09:00:00
O noticed a lump on ventral abdomen area, getting biggerSubjective:Bright, alert and responsiveobjective:CVS, Resp, GIT, Temp, LNs, ears, skin: WNLEDUF - normalEyes:Mild bialteral nuclear sclerosis Mild to moderate tartar on teethAppox 2cm long dermal mass with narrow base on the ventral abdomenRecommended GA and surgical excison of lump +/- histo
2025-03-11T00:00:00Z 16:50:00
Doing well- EDUF normalHJ called no ans LVMto check if petal is toileting normally. ate plastic container ~14 days ago 
2025-03-10T00:00:00Z 09:51:00
  Ate plastic container containing food/granola? last weekhas been having d+ and thin poop Sedation: administered 0.3ml medetomidine and 0.3ml butorphanol IM Good sedation achieved abdo us done by PVS nails trimmed Summary of findings: 1.5cm ingesta vs FB in stomach lumen? poop - pasty in colon enlagred adrenal glands Reversed with 0.3ml atipamezole SC on prokolin Impressions.1. The colon is moderately to markedly distended with well formed acoustic shadowingcontents. Consider monitoring faecal output along with symptomatic and supportivemanagement. Gastric contents have the appearance of ingesta. There are no othersignificant gastrointestinal changes.2. Bilateral adrenal enlargement. If there is clinical concern for pituitary dependenthyperadrenocorticism, consider LDDST.Comments.1. There is no evidence of pyloric, linear or mechanical gastrointestinal obstruction,intussusception, neoplasia or pancreatitis. There is also no evidence of peritonealeffusion or lymphadenopathy.

Previous claim history (2)

DateClaim #Diagnosis
2022-12-19C5447196Cruciate Disease - Left Leg
2020-11-25C3488359TORN DEW CLAW

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UPM+

  • DG02648MASS LESIONDSTP_mass_lesion_-_unspecified

Variant (sleepy_king)

MASS LESION
DSTP_mass_lesion_-_unspecified
Conf: 0.810
Threshold: 0.44
Above: ✓
Correct?